The temptations and opportunities to fall into sin are many, perhaps more so in the past. In this blog, Cardinal Robert Sarah establishes four areas of contemporary life in which priests today may find themselves exposed to sin: Catholic education, the structure of one's day, disorderly use of the internet, and poor theological and doctrinal preparation.

St Francis of Assisi's love for the poor and his openness to all serve as the inspiration for Fratelli Tutti, the third encyclical from Pope Francis. Be inspired to embrace the themes dear to the heart of the beloved saint with these quotes on fraternity and social friendship.

Discover the history of the consecration of Russia - and the world - to the Immaculate Heart of Mary. In this blog, we explain when Our Lady first asked for this consecration and why, what happened at the various attempts by Popes to perform the consecration and why they were unsuccessful, and the incredible result of Pope John Paul II's successful consecration in 1984.

What do the advances in Artificial Intelligence mean for the Church and for the world? What are the ethics surrounding the use of AI? We got some Catholic experts to answer some important and often-asked questions about AI, such as whether there are morally good uses of Chat GPT, if children should be permitted to use AI, and if it's possible for AI to harm us.

There are many misunderstandings around chastity. Often confused with celibacy, it has been banished by a society obsessed with sex and the endless pursuit of pleasure. In this blog, discover the true purpose and value of chastity, a virtue we are all called to in our particular state of life.

However much you love Joseph, your love will always fall short of the extraordinary love which Jesus and Mary bore to him. On the other hand, the love of Joseph necessarily leads us to Jesus and Mary. He was the first Christian to whom it was said, “Take the Child and His Mother.” This led a father of the Church to say, “You will always find Jesus with Mary and Joseph.”